Also these can be modified and changed to suit your own needs. but these are the default gestures.

Its well worth the taster, its only a small application too so takes up nothing of your hardrvie, similar to FF

The good points are
- Its able to have widgets put on it. Likfe firefox/ie’s extensions.
- It has tabbed browsing, which is the norm now.
- It has tab preview’s ie if you hover your cursor over a tab you can see a image preview of that screen (somethng I believe which has been put in IE7)
Other stuff Ive never seen, correct me if Im wrong though…
- Short cut searches. Baiscally you can map any search engine to a single letter on the keyboard, then in the address bar type in a letter, ie “g” for google, followed by your queary an up pops you results. But you can do key mapping for any searches, ie W for wikipedia, e for ebay, p for your favourite porn search engine. Its up to you how you map the keys. And getting your results is as easy as typing in the address bar
and my favourite
- Mouse navigation. This is lots of fun. Basically al the commands you have to navigate the broswer you can map to simple strokes of the mouse, ie hold down the right mouse button and move it up and down could refresh the page, hold down rmb and move left could go back a page, hold down rmb and move down and left could open up a new window, what move you do and the reslt is up to you. Lots of fun.

There are of course some down sides, mainly being as it isnt as popular as IE and FF, not all sites support it. I have a very small problems viewing my wordpress dashboard. I can see everything that Im suppose to see in Opera, but it looks different in IE baiscally. And google calendar warns me that it is not supported by Opera, but I’ve not seen any problems using gcal at all.
Nothing major though.

Its worth the download and trying out for a week or two. You might get to like it.

I certainly do. Think Ill be sticking to it.